Reeves Appoints Brian Bell as Chief Economic Adviser
Chancellor Rachel Reeves appoints Brian Bell as chief economic adviser to tackle skills shortages and social care challenges, signaling a strategic shift in economic policy.
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Finance Worker Told to 'Spread Legs' for Contract (13.02.2026)
A former finance professional reveals shocking sexual harassment experiences, including being told to 'spread her legs' for a contract and asked if she slept with clients to win business.
Natwest Reports Record Profits and Dividend Hike
Natwest's pre-tax profit hits £7.7bn, the highest since the 2008 financial crisis, with dividends soaring 51% and a focus on AI-driven cost-cutting initiatives.
Unison Chief Slams Labour's 'Modern Slavery' Care System
Andrea Egan, Unison general secretary, condemns Labour's visa changes as an attack on migrant care workers, warning of exploitation and system collapse.
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UK Paternity Leave Crisis: Study Links Short Leave to Family Breakdowns
New research indicates that the UK's two-week paternity leave contributes to relationship breakdowns, with 39% of separated parents citing lack of shared care as a factor. Campaigners demand urgent reforms.
US Job Growth Slows with 130,000 Added in January
A delayed labor report reveals the US added 130,000 jobs in January 2026, below last year's figures, as unemployment holds at 4.3% amid economic instability.
Gen Z's Side Hustle Revolution: Passion vs. Paychecks
A seismic shift is underway as 57% of Gen Z Americans embrace side hustles, using day jobs for financial stability while pursuing creative passions and extra income in an unstable economy.
Union Elections Decline in 2025 After Trump Hobbles NLRB
Union elections overseen by the NLRB dropped 30% in 2025, with worker participation falling 42% and success rates declining, amid Trump's moves to freeze the board.
Olive Oil on CV Sparks Debate Over Job Application Interests
A viral social media post reveals an applicant listed 'olive oil' as an interest on their CV, sparking online debate about what makes an acceptable hobby for job seekers. Experts weigh in on the risks of unconventional choices.
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Universal Credit Health Cut, Standard Allowance Boost
The government announces Universal Credit reforms, slashing the health element by nearly half for new claimants while raising the standard allowance for millions.
Crisp Shortage Threat as KP Snacks Staff Strike
Popular crisp brands including Hula Hoops and McCoy's face potential shortages as KP Snacks workers in Teesside vote to strike over pay and safety concerns.
Hybrid Working Debate Highlights UK Inequality in Flexibility
The debate over hybrid working in the UK reveals stark inequalities, with office professionals benefiting while lower-paid workers lack access, impacting productivity and culture wars.
AI Job Swap: Professionals Move to Trades for Security
As AI threatens white-collar roles, professionals are retraining in trades like therapy, baking, and electrical work, facing pay cuts and physical demands but seeking AI-resistant careers.
Tesco Boss: UK Sleepwalking into Joblessness Epidemic
Ashwin Prasad of Tesco warns millions are economically inactive as unemployment hits 4-year high, urging government action beyond 'tinkering at the edges'.
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Vance's Uline Speech vs Mexican Worker Practices
Vice-President JD Vance's economic speech at a Uline warehouse contrasts with the company's past reliance on Mexican labour under questionable visa schemes, as revealed by former workers.
Farage Slams WFH as 'Nonsense', Urges Office Return
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has criticised working from home as unproductive, advocating for traditional office work and hard work over work-life balance at a Birmingham rally.
£80k 'Belonging Manager' Job Brits Think Is Fake
Research reveals Brits are missing out on high-paying careers like 'Belonging Manager' and 'Empathy Engineer' because they doubt these new tech sector roles actually exist.
Frugal February: Path to Financial Freedom in 2026
Personal finance expert Jane Hawkes explains why February is the perfect month to adopt frugal habits that can lead to long-term financial security and freedom by 2026.
Remote Scottish Highlands Job Needs Own Car
The John Muir Trust seeks a seasonal housekeeper for Kylesku Lodges in Sutherland, one of Europe's most sparsely populated areas, requiring own transport.
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City Banks to Hire Record Graduates in 2026
London's investment banks are planning a record graduate hiring spree in 2026, driven by post-Brexit talent needs and economic recovery, with Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan leading the charge.
Relationship Strain When She Earns More
Research reveals salary differences over £7,600 cause issues, with UK couples facing £32,000 gaps. Adam from Ealing shares his struggle as his girlfriend outearns him.
UK Businesses Turn to Overseas Talent and AI as Taxes Bite
British companies are navigating a hiring dilemma as Labour's tax policies drive investment in overseas recruitment and artificial intelligence, with permanent placements declining and temporary roles rising modestly.
UK Labour Market Weakens with Hiring and Pay Growth Cooling
The UK labour market shows sustained weakening in early 2026, with falling employment, subdued hiring demand, and easing wage growth. HMRC data reveals 43,000 fewer payrolled employees in December, marking the sharpest decline since late 2020.
Bank Chairs Retreat from Climate Pledges
Senior banking leaders are scaling back climate commitments, sparking shareholder revolts and raising concerns over net-zero goals in the financial sector.
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Unions Push Workers' Rights Amid Labour Turmoil
Union leaders are leveraging Labour's internal strife to advocate for stronger workers' rights, including guaranteed hours, as business confidence wanes in London.
Hidden Costs of Flexible Working: Who Pays?
Flexible working arrangements offer benefits but carry significant hidden costs for businesses and employees, with government mandates potentially harming productivity and labour market balance.
US Job Openings Fall to Five-Year Low in December
A new report shows US job openings dropped to a five-year low in December, signalling a cooling labour market amid economic uncertainty.
Live-In Jobs at Buckingham Palace: No Experience Needed
Buckingham Palace is hiring for a live-in Kitchen Porter role requiring no prior experience, offering accommodation and competitive pay in a unique royal setting.
£12k Holiday Pay Payout - Check If You're Owed
A part-time worker reclaimed over £12,000 in unpaid holiday entitlement. Employment experts warn many UK workers on casual contracts may have unclaimed rights.
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India's Female AI Moderators Face Traumatic Content
Female workers in India endure psychological trauma by reviewing abusive material to train AI systems, raising ethical concerns about the tech industry's labour practices.
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